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Fashion Conscious
Empowering the Greta Thunberg generation to change fast fashion Winner of a 2020 Creative Play Award (Books for Children 6+ category) With the Covid-19 global lockdown and a call to action from David Attenborough in Blue Planet II making everyone re-evaluate the relationship they have with the natural world, it has never been so important to consider the impact our clothing choices have on the planet.Shake up the fashion world by taking action as conscious consumers and active citizens.We have the power to collectively change the world with a change of clothes! In the UK alone, over a million tonnes of clothes are thrown away each year and around £140 million worth of clothes head to landfill.Learn how to love your clothes by reusing, swapping and mending what you already have and discover how to choose wisely when you do buy something new. This practical, positive and empowering book will open eyes to the impact our clothing choices have on people and the planet and empower children to demand answers to questions and take action.
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The highly sought after album received a very limited CD only release in 1995 on Receiver Records in the UK and has been officially unavailable for the past 27 years The album reunited the iconic XRay Spex vocalist Poly Styrene with original XRay Spex saxophonist Lora Logic and bassist Paul Dean, as well as guitar from Kula Shaker frontman Crispian Mills under his then pseudonym Red Spectre.This release has been remastered from the original master tapes and is available on LP for the first time ever Including the original and expanded artwork, including previously unpublished lyrics and original sleeve notes from Poly.Pop culture is full of classic albums that slip between the cracks. In recent years the late Poly Styrene and XRay Spex have achieved iconic status with their 1978 debut Germfree Adolescents album but the groups follow up album 039Conscious Consumer released 17 years later has been lost to the sands of time.These days most people dont even realise that XRay Spex had a follow up to what is now embraced as one of the classics of the punk rock period.This lovingly compiled revisit puts the spotlight on a lost gem that has many of the hallmarks of the debut but is sieved through a different lens. Conscious Consumer was an upgrade of the classic debut with a same punk rock urgency and themes of consumerism but with a poppier edge and a more considered wisdom gleamed from the ups and downs of life from the perspective of an older, wiser, Krishna devotee.In 1995 the album was an unexpected comeback and a lost classic. It was the first new material recorded by the band for years despite many of the songs being written a decade before. On release, though, the album disappeared into a void being out of sync with the times and before Poly got her deserved iconic status.The band who also reformed in 1991, 1995 and 2008 are now revered worldwide for sparking a new kind of attitude in music. The late Poly is now a pop culture pinup for an originality and feminism that barely existed at the time. Her acerbic, witty and brilliant lyrics and distinctive voice have stood the test of time, and along with the bands original sax player Lora Logic, she has become part of the punk rock narrative. The fuzzy snapshots of the brief early lineup see the sassy and sharp dressed teenager core oozing talent, originality and style in a freeze frame of pop culture punk rock perfection.Listening to the album again after a long break, Paul Dean is surprised.Conscious Consumer now sounds so much better than I remember. It wasnt properly released at the time and so no one knows about it. If you love Germfree Adolescents you will love Conscious Consumer they are linked together. XRay Spex didnt have just one great album it was two
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To all fashion-conscious women:
To all fashion-conscious women: Are you looking to elevate your style and make a statement with your wardrobe choices? Stay ahead of the trends and express your unique personality through your fashion choices. Experiment with different styles, colors, and accessories to create looks that reflect your individuality and confidence. Remember, fashion is a form of self-expression, so have fun with it and don't be afraid to take risks!
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What is the difference between conscious shopping and emotional shopping?
Conscious shopping involves making deliberate and thoughtful choices about what to buy, considering factors such as the environmental impact, ethical production, and the actual need for the item. It involves being aware of the consequences of our purchases and making decisions that align with our values and beliefs. On the other hand, emotional shopping is driven by feelings and impulses, often leading to impulsive and unnecessary purchases. It is characterized by buying based on emotions such as stress, boredom, or excitement, without considering the long-term impact of the purchase. Conscious shopping is about making informed and intentional decisions, while emotional shopping is driven by immediate emotions and desires.
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How fashion-conscious do you have to be?
Being fashion-conscious is a personal choice and varies from person to person. Some individuals place a high importance on keeping up with the latest trends and styles, while others may not prioritize fashion as much. Ultimately, how fashion-conscious you have to be depends on your own preferences and lifestyle. It's important to wear what makes you feel comfortable and confident, regardless of how much importance you place on following fashion trends.
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<p><strong>'Crazy. Creative. Conscious - Find your authentic magic to slay uncertain unimaginative times' </strong> presents a holistic approach on the art of creative living to help the reader nurture their own creative instincts.</p><p>We are all creators and your creative process is the powerhouse of magic transformation. Push the boundaries of your thoughts, emotions, intuition, imagination and expand into creative Universal consciousness. Think outside the box. YOU are the box. Prepare yourself to dazzle your creative superpowers the next time you face an uncertain or an unimaginative situation.</p><p>How will this book help you:</p><p><span >1. Enhanced excitement - The concepts presented will help you define your creative process. It will connect you with your creative impulses, intuition and imagination.</span></p><p><span >2. Mindful meditations - The chapters in the book have been divided into 4 parts. After each part you have an opportunity to dive into a mindfulness meditation that will enhance your experience of the book.</span></p><p><span >3. Journal prompts - It will help deep inquiry to discover your authentic expression and live a life of absolute creative freedom.</span></p><p>This book will lead you to live the most kick-ass creative life you've ever dreamt off and beyond! It's time to rekindle the magic excitement we felt as kids, build courage to follow your heart and overcome all barriers that come in the way of living your creative potential. Tap into your magnificence by overcoming all blocks that hinder the creative flow.</p><p>Be crazy, wildly creative and deeply conscious of your power to create. Become a conscious creator.</p>
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The highly sought after album received a very limited CD only release in 1995 on Receiver Records in the UK and has been officially unavailable for the past 27 years The album reunited the iconic XRay Spex vocalist Poly Styrene with original XRay Spex saxophonist Lora Logic and bassist Paul Dean, as well as guitar from Kula Shaker frontman Crispian Mills under his then pseudonym Red Spectre.This release has been remastered from the original master tapes and is available on LP for the first time ever Including the original and expanded artwork, including previously unpublished lyrics and original sleeve notes from Poly.Pop culture is full of classic albums that slip between the cracks. In recent years the late Poly Styrene and XRay Spex have achieved iconic status with their 1978 debut Germfree Adolescents album but the groups follow up album 039Conscious Consumer released 17 years later has been lost to the sands of time.These days most people dont even realise that XRay Spex had a follow up to what is now embraced as one of the classics of the punk rock period.This lovingly compiled revisit puts the spotlight on a lost gem that has many of the hallmarks of the debut but is sieved through a different lens. Conscious Consumer was an upgrade of the classic debut with a same punk rock urgency and themes of consumerism but with a poppier edge and a more considered wisdom gleamed from the ups and downs of life from the perspective of an older, wiser, Krishna devotee.In 1995 the album was an unexpected comeback and a lost classic. It was the first new material recorded by the band for years despite many of the songs being written a decade before. On release, though, the album disappeared into a void being out of sync with the times and before Poly got her deserved iconic status.The band who also reformed in 1991, 1995 and 2008 are now revered worldwide for sparking a new kind of attitude in music. The late Poly is now a pop culture pinup for an originality and feminism that barely existed at the time. Her acerbic, witty and brilliant lyrics and distinctive voice have stood the test of time, and along with the bands original sax player Lora Logic, she has become part of the punk rock narrative. The fuzzy snapshots of the brief early lineup see the sassy and sharp dressed teenager core oozing talent, originality and style in a freeze frame of pop culture punk rock perfection.Listening to the album again after a long break, Paul Dean is surprised.Conscious Consumer now sounds so much better than I remember. It wasnt properly released at the time and so no one knows about it. If you love Germfree Adolescents you will love Conscious Consumer they are linked together. XRay Spex didnt have just one great album it was two
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Do women become less fashion-conscious as they get older?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question as individual preferences and priorities vary greatly. Some women may become less focused on following the latest fashion trends as they get older, prioritizing comfort and personal style over constantly changing styles. However, many women continue to stay fashion-conscious throughout their lives, enjoying experimenting with different looks and staying up-to-date with current trends. Ultimately, it depends on the individual and their personal relationship with fashion.
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Is the superego conscious?
The superego is considered to be part of the unconscious mind in Freudian psychoanalytic theory. It is the component of the personality that represents internalized societal and parental values, norms, and ideals. While the superego influences our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, it is not typically considered to be conscious in the same way that the ego is. Instead, it operates at a deeper level of awareness, shaping our moral compass and guiding our sense of right and wrong.
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Is that conscious suppression?
Conscious suppression refers to the deliberate effort to suppress or control certain thoughts, emotions, or behaviors. It involves a conscious awareness and intention to suppress something. Whether something is conscious suppression depends on the individual's awareness and intention. If someone is actively trying to suppress something, then it can be considered conscious suppression. However, if the suppression is happening without the individual's awareness or intention, then it may not be considered conscious suppression.
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Is this conscious suppression?
Yes, the act of deliberately choosing not to think about or acknowledge a particular thought or feeling can be considered conscious suppression. This involves a conscious effort to push down or ignore certain thoughts or emotions in order to avoid dealing with them. It is a deliberate and intentional process that requires awareness of the thoughts or feelings being suppressed.
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